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A Californian Hotel

DateTuesday, September 27, 2011 at 3:58PM
The Grizzly Grizzly collective recently invited me to participate in a show with them at Public Fiction (the museum of). "A Californian Hotel" will transform the LA museum into a hotel with a rotating cast of East-coast artists who will perform, create and vacation in the space.
Sarah Kate Burgess, Mike Ellyson, Dennis Matthews, Matthew Alden Price, Mike Richison, Cindy Stockton-Moore, Mary Smull, Josh Weiss and myself will take part in the show, which goes up October 10th and closes on November 26th.
Thanks to the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council for providing me with an Artists Opportunty Grant to cover this project.

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